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Sudbury, Made In Usa, Selective Control, Multiple-pole Switch For Boat Or Rv on 2040-parts.com

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Murrieta, California, United States

Murrieta, California, United States
This is actually an unused (new) switch, but I had to categorize it as used as the original box was opened. In other words, vintage, but unused. Great condition in it's original box.
Brand:Sudbury Manufacturer Part Number:Model S3W2 Country/Region of Manufacture:United States

You are bidding on a Sudbury Selective Control Multiple-pole Switch. Explosion-proof.  Made in the USA! New & unused....only the box has been opened.    For all the details pertaining to this switch please see details stamped on box and shown in the pics. Thanks.  Measures 4 3/4" tall and the same measurement across.
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Overseas buyers are welcome.    Payment, whether domestic or International, is expected within 3 days, and if there is any hitch, please communicate and we can work something out....otherwise seller reserves the right to relist the item in the event of non-payment within the stipulated period. Thanks for viewing my auction and I wish you success in the bidding. Lord bless.

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